Re: Admissibility of Coerced confession

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You also had a constitutional right to a free public education-
-including grammar and spelling. You obviously didn't
exercise that right, either.

On 8/13/06, Teri wrote:
> On 12/28/05, Jeff wrote:
>> To Jeff Does anyone have any thoughts on admissibility
> of a
>> confessed coerced during interrogation by Federal agenys?
> Yes, part of the just-us system. You may look up cases where
> a few honest Judges has up held maranda rights when
> confessions has been coerced or forced. By decieving
> practices and lies, or physical force --in which the
> defendant is usually handcuffed and or 10 to one situation
> where the victum-defendant is not in a position to fight
> back. Cowardly as it is, it goes on all the time look at the
> never ending law suits comming out of California in
> Sacramento alone. Where also fALSE CONFESSIONS ARE OVER
> LOOKED, EVEN ALLEGATIONS PERGURY BY POLICE OFFICERS EGNORED.
> Not to mention cop happy judges who seem to promote this
sort
> of behavior. Even if in this seemingly backward town if a
new
> trial is permitted the prosecutor may-as they say- taint it
> with mentioning the confession even after it was thrown out
> for the purpose of having the jurors hear it and assume that
> because IT WAS SAID IT MUST BE TRUE, not realizing the
> circumstances of how it was obtained and getting a
> conviction.It taught me that if I were a juror if I even
> heard it was done in a deciving was or cohersed I would find
> them not guilty and if people want to guard there rights
they
> perhaps sshold do the same until they get the message.Unless
> we have enough honest lawers to fight for our constitutional
> rights and jurors educated to this decieving practice, the
> people we will be equal to a third world corrupt monarcy.
> This could happen to anyone at any time. Michigan v. Tucker
> (1974) Court reversed conviction. Don't seem too soon
comming
> to California especially if lawyers are fearfull of cop
happy
> Judges I have heard of and have seen myself. Judges who
> recommend convictions based on false confessions even BEFORE
> THE TRIAL> JURY TRIAL. JUST-US SYSTEM